Chris Miller
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batch script to VB
I have a batch file, I would like to have a gui that would execute this, and a way for me to update
any suggestions
@echo
setlocal
set PATHTOFIXES=\\arhots02\scr ipts$\qcha in\patches
%PATHTOFIXES%\kb822150 -Z -Q
%PATHTOFIXES%\kb823559 -Z -Q
%PATHTOFIXES%\kb833330 -Z -Q
%PATHTOFIXES%\kb833987 -Z -Q
%PATHTOFIXES%\kb840987 -Z -Q
%PATHTOFIXES%\qchain.exe
-Chris
any suggestions
@echo
setlocal
set PATHTOFIXES=\\arhots02\scr
%PATHTOFIXES%\kb822150 -Z -Q
%PATHTOFIXES%\kb823559 -Z -Q
%PATHTOFIXES%\kb833330 -Z -Q
%PATHTOFIXES%\kb833987 -Z -Q
%PATHTOFIXES%\kb840987 -Z -Q
%PATHTOFIXES%\qchain.exe
-Chris
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what software would I need to create this form
Erm... Visual Basic... ;)
No, seriously, you can't create forms in a VBS -- you may be able to do it with some VBScript in an HTML page, in which case, you would use the HTML form controls.
But for pure VB, you'd need VB.
HTH
J.
No, seriously, you can't create forms in a VBS -- you may be able to do it with some VBScript in an HTML page, in which case, you would use the HTML form controls.
But for pure VB, you'd need VB.
HTH
J.
and execute this Shell command in the click event...
or if u want to change the command that is executed, add a textbox
and do a Shell(Textbox1.Text) or so...in the button click event